Jazzablanca: Jazz and Class Converge in Morocco
The recent international jazz festival in Casablanca was a triumph of musical and cultural diversity, yet such events largely remain open only to the Moroccan elite.
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Author: Tom Pollitt
Marrakech’s Magnificent Medersa Ben Youssef Reopens its Doors
After more than five years of renovation, North Africa’s most sublime ancient place of learning has been restored to its former glory. And it has been well worth the wait.
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Send them to Africa? The UK’s Strange and Cruel Plan to Send Asylum Seekers to Rwanda
Opinion
The UK government’s proposal to remove newly arrived asylum seekers to Rwanda represents a new kind of low in Europe’s callous treatment of refugees and stirs the ghosts of Br…
Read MoreArab Voices Play Crucial Role in Democracy Activism Against Climate Change
Fatima Zamba, a Moroccan spokesperson for the Global Assembly – the first international citizens’ assembly on the climate crisis – spoke to Inside Arabia about the role of dem…
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Tragic Death of Young Moroccan Photographer Yzza Slaoui Sparks Comparisons with Leila Alaoui
Profile
Yzza Slaoui was an outstanding talent whose work stood out for its political impact as well as its artistic power. Her untimely passing evokes painful memories of the death of…
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Dubai Ruler Ordered Phone-Hacking of Ex-Wife and British Officials
The new revelations of phone hackings are bad news for Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, a supposed friend of Britain, and represent new lows in his sordid attempts to co…
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